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Lounging with the Library: A Read to Right Wrongs Discussion Series

Published by Amber McClure / September 24, 2020

Read To Right Wrongs is an initiative of the Forsyth County Public Library that will provide information around the many topics that the community is facing, through programs, reading recommendations, outreach efforts and more. Join us for the third program in this series using this Zoom link on October 21 at 7 p.m.

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RBdigital audiobooks soon to be available in OverDrive

Published by Amber McClure / September 24, 2020

On Oct. 15, all RBdigital ebooks and audiobooks will be available in the Libby by Overdrive app. This means you have full access to our entire digital collection in one easy-to-use app on any smartphone and tablet.

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"Read to Right Wrongs" a reading list for teens

Published by Jacquelyn White / September 17, 2020

Read to Right Wrongs (RTRW) is an effort to provide information around the many topics that the community is wrestling with, through programs, reading recommendations, outreach efforts, and more. Click through for book recommendations aimed at teens.

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September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month

Published by Amber McClure / September 10, 2020

September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month. What better time to get your library card? Whether you are getting your first library card, or renewing your old one, we can help get you set up with full free access to everything the library has to offer.

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Virtual College Prep Boot Camp

Published by Jacquelyn White / September 8, 2020

Our college-prep series is going virtual. Register to join weekly workshops cover topics such as the Common College Application, How to Write Great Personal Statement, How to Find the Right Colleges for You, and more. Workshops will be held on Zoom every Tuesday, starting at 6 p.m. The first workshop will be held Tuesday, September 1.

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Ancestry.com Available From Home till December 31

Published by Amber McClure / September 8, 2020

Great news! Ancestry.com has extended access to this resource from home until the end of July. Now you don't have to leave home to access Ancestry.com! Enjoy this resource for free anywhere until December 31. Take advantage of this rich database with your library card.